Normative target-based decision making

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A new aspiration equivalent quantity is introduced by linking normative expected-utility decision making and target-based decision making. The benefits of using aspiration equivalent quantity are also presented.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Decision-making, Decision making, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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Core complementarities of the corporation: Organization of an innovating firm

Article Abstract:

A supermodularity model to outline the conditions under which internal or external modes of organizing innovation activities are likely to take place is presented.

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The construction of a firm's governance structure in a setting of uncertainty

Article Abstract:

The structure and functions of the board and the signals it sends to investors are examined.

Financial management, Investor relations, Boards of directors

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